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City Council Meeting June 15, 2026
Published: Jun 15, 2026
Citizen Seeks City Funding for Feral Cat TNR Program; Council Requests More Information
A citizen, Mercy Rashel, addressed the council regarding the Trap-Neuter-Return (TNR) program for feral cats in Jessup. She has personally funded much of the program and highlighted the issue of overcrowded shelters and the need for community support. Rashel requested city assistance in funding the TNR program and suggested it be considered in the budget. The council advised her to gather more information on costs and the extent of the need for a future meeting.
City Hires Temporary Seasonal Employee Carter Shimon at $17/Hour to Address Staffing Shortages
The council approved the hiring of Carter Shimon as a temporary seasonal employee at a salary of $17 per hour. This decision was made to address a desperate need for help, particularly with the upcoming busy July period, as the city has had difficulty filling full-time positions. The mayor noted that interviews were conducted and the candidate was deemed suitable for the role.
City Council Approves Salary Adjustments for Water Operator, Appointed Officials, and Non-Union Staff; Finalizes Budgetary Transfers
The council discussed and approved several financial resolutions, including increasing the salary for the water operator due to obtaining a wastewater grade one license, setting salaries for appointed officers and employees and volunteer stipends for fire and ambulance officers, and setting salaries for full-time non-union employees. They also approved transfers for budgetary provisions from the previous year. The decisions aim to ensure competitive compensation, align with union contracts, and manage city finances effectively.
City Council Approves Six-Month Contract with Cleer for Central Recycling Site Amidst Concerns Over Dumping and Costs
The council discussed proposals for the Central Recycling Site, with the current contract ending soon. Bids were presented from various providers, including Cleer, Rightway Environmental, and Waste Management. Key concerns raised included the issue of random dumping, the cost-effectiveness of continuing the service, and the potential for increased trash tonnage if recycling is eliminated. The council ultimately voted to approve a six-month contract with Cleer, with specific stipulations regarding pickup frequency and resident communication. There was also discussion about improving signage and communication to residents about what can be recycled.
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